we have community groups in the sunset.y have formed out of response to concern of public safety in the neighborhood and i think that generally speaking the sunset district has lower crime levels than many of the other parts of the city. however, because we are bordering ocean beach and golden gate park, we do have pockets of problem areas. and, so, our neighbors are the first to alert us and the police station when there are issues and the police has been very responsive to that. >> what kind of issues are you having with ocean beach or golden gate park? >> i think that because it's so far from the center of the city and because there is so much open space, we do see a lot of encampments in those areas. some neighbors express issues with safety and feeling safe in their neighborhood and, so, they have worked very closely with our terraville station to make sure they monitor those regularly. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? >> so, in terms of economic development, i think our city is in a very,

this is part of what you can enjoy at the sunset celebration.ing forward to trying to get into one of those gulfstreams, little arrow stream. if you take a look over there, they might give me the keys to one of those later on. guys, there's so much to do up here. i've been kind of wandering around between our live reports and it's really pretty amazing up here and gorgeous. >> what time is it open for the public? >> reporter: 11:00. they open the doors at 11:00. there's still a little bit of stuff going on behind the scenes. but they are telling people have your cup of coffee now, get in the car, start coming up to sonoma county. absolutely beautiful. >> we have on the screen for viewers the times now, 11:00 a.m., as christien said, it will go until 5:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. you're looking for the address to put in the gps, there it is on your screen, 23570 arnold drive and that is in sonoma so, you've got plenty of time to get there and the weather looks great. >> perfect. >>> coming up the warriors not only breaking records on the court bu

david works with the inner sunset park neighbors.ach year to put together the inner sunset sundays, a series of big block parties where neighbors can meet oach each other and enjoy each other's company. it's one of my favorite events and last time we enjoyed inner sunset sundays, supervisor katy tang joined us as well. on top of that, he is a member of the ucsf community advisory group where he serves as access point for public and advises the university on common concerns. david is a wonderful leader in the community and i'm proud to know him as a friend and recognize him here today as the honorary for district five for small business week. congratulations david. and thank you so much. >> thank you so much for the honor, president breed. thank you to the board for taking your time to honor these small business owners that work so hard and spend so much time and effort to preserve their communities and chemo them unique and vibrant. i wasm want to thank the board. as a native san franciscan some of my cherished memories were spent in

. >>> a festival to celebrate sunset magazine is underway. there is something for travellers, gardeners, and demerators. >> reporter: the sunset lifestyle is on display, off the pages and in real life. celebration weekend lets readers stroll through cooking demos, travel options, and gardening ideas. >> we bring the pages of sunset magazine to life. this is our antiagent weekend event, the first in the wine country location. >> reporter: readers want to see all that the celebration weekend has to offer. >> we've been survivors for decades, and we're looking forward to seeing the garden shows and the food shows and getting ideas for our kitchen. >> reporter: the magazine regularly includes gardening tips. so the gardens are a popular destination. >> a little cucumber right here. but he will be a pickle at some point. >> reporter: hot this year, edibles. >> you can have a garden that's low water that includes edibles, flowers, and plants that support the organic garden pollinators. >> reporter: almost all of this is original to the 1957 constru

gorgeous sunset there. speaking of gorous, ian kinsler.t a catch by billy burns on that sinking line drive to center field. sean manaea loving it but the ace couldn't get anything going. michael fulmer had the handcuffs on them. one hit in seven innings. struck out danny valencia there. manaea pitched well but a mistake here. here it comes. there it goes. in the sixth nick castellanos in his tenth of the year as the a's would fall 4-1, and they have dropped 7 of their last 8. for the warriors to keep their season alive tomorrow in okc they need to bring even more energy and intensity than the thunder because you know the home crowd's going to be going nuts. and that's where draymond green comes in. he needs to be emotional but under control. it's like trying to bottle lightning. draymond has not been the same since the infamous kicking incident in game 3. out of sorts, a little lifeless at times in games 3 and 4. much better in game 5. however, did pick up his fifth technical foul in the third quarter last night. seven ts means an automati

gorgeous sunset there. speaking of gorgeous, ian kinsler.t a catch by billy burns on that sinking line drive to center field. sean manaea loving it but the ace couldn't get anything going. michael fulmer had the handcuffs on them. one hit in seven innings. struck out danny valencia there. manaea pitched well but a mistake here. here it comes. there it goes. in the sixth nick castellanos in his tenth of the year as the a's would fall 4-1, and they have dropped 7 of their last 8. for the warriors to keep their season alive tomorrow in okc they need to bring even more energy and intensity than the thunder because you know the home crowd's going to be going nuts. and that's where draymond green comes in. he needs to be emotional but under control. it's like trying to bottle lightning. draymond has not been the same since the infamous kicking incident in game 3. out of sorts, a little lifeless at times in games 3 and 4. much better in game 5. however, did pick up his fifth technical foul in the third quarter last night. seven ts means an automati

david works with the inner sunset park neighbors.ach year to put together the inner sunset sundays, a series of big block parties where neighbors can meet oach each other and enjoy each other's company. it's one of my favorite events and last time we enjoyed inner sunset sundays, supervisor katy tang joined us as well. on top of that, he is a member of the ucsf community advisory group where he serves as access point for public and advises the university on common concerns. david is a wonderful leader in the community and i'm proud to know him as a friend and recognize him here today as the honorary for district five for small business week. congratulations david. and thank you so much. >> thank you so much for the honor, president breed. thank you to the board for taking your time to honor these small business owners that work so hard and spend so much time and effort to preserve their communities and chemo them unique and vibrant. i wasm want to thank the board. as a native san franciscan some of my cherished memories were spent in

we have community groups in the sunset.y have formed out of response to concern of public safety in the neighborhood and i think that generally speaking the sunset district has lower crime levels than many of the other parts of the city. however, because we are bordering ocean beach and golden gate park, we do have pockets of problem areas. and, so, our neighbors are the first to alert us and the police station when there are issues and the police has been very responsive to that. >> what kind of issues are you having with ocean beach or golden gate park? >> i think that because it's so far from the center of the city and because there is so much open space, we do see a lot of encampments in those areas. some neighbors express issues with safety and feeling safe in their neighborhood and, so, they have worked very closely with our terraville station to make sure they monitor those regularly. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? >> so, in terms of economic development, i think our city is in a very,

the sunset at 8. 09, and we will have temperatures above average inland and hanging above. the sunshine is dry and possibly rain and cooler next week. >> not too bad. thank you, roberta. >>> a minnesota law maker is trying to protect prince's legacy. prince died last month without a will, a spouse or living children. there is no unauthorized use to use a person's likeness, so to fix that, they are introducing "the prince act." it would require consent from that person or person's estate before any commercial use. >>> in your healthwatch, labeling changes may be coming to your favorite foods. the fda is kicking off a review of the definition of healthy. it is allowed when it meets criteria, and the fda plans to ask food experts on the feedback of what should be a modern definition of healthy. >>> loading up your diet with junk food can cause kidney damage. chocolate bars and other sweets had the same high blood sugar levels tested had the same numbers as those people with diabetes. >>> and smaller whole foods stores are coming to the area in cop cord -- concord and san franc

david works with the inner sunset park neighbors.ach year to put together the inner sunset sundays, a series of big block parties where neighbors can meet oach each other and enjoy each other's company. it's one of my favorite events and last time we enjoyed inner sunset sundays, supervisor katy tang joined us as well. on top of that, he is a member of the ucsf community advisory group where he serves as access point for public and advises the university on common concerns. david is a wonderful leader in the community and i'm proud to know him as a friend and recognize him here today as the honorary for district five for small business week. congratulations david. and thank you so much. >> thank you so much for the honor, president breed. thank you to the board for taking your time to honor these small business owners that work so hard and spend so much time and effort to preserve their communities and chemo them unique and vibrant. i wasm want to thank the board. as a native san franciscan some of my cherished memories were spent in

a nice sunset tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 60's. futurecast, a few showers early tomorrow morning, then the skies clear and the temperatures warm up and it gets a whole lot better friday. more on joining together to answer a political climate they say of hate. tonight, the crowd wanted their voices heard. tom roussey has that story. of the folks who came tonight also want to become citizens. the local immigration group casa says it has seen three times the interest as this time last year for folks who want to become citizens. the big reason, 2016 politics. tonight, local immigrants rallied against what they say is a political climate of hate. hate,er we can stop that that hate that is constantly attacking our communities. this was about more than that. >> we have a campaign across increasing numbers that casa says want to become citizens. hilda is from exit code and is lived in northern virginia for 26 years. her children are citizens, she is not. what is driving abraham's statements like this from donald trump about mexican immigra

to shop there a than going up across sunset to safeway you can snapt support the neighborhood by wayf jobs and proud for the finest produce i'm sure you guys like to eat right o guys keep the neighborhood happy and inhabitant and not drive to the hate to get - when we expand the hate on mission fantastic food as well short and sweet this should be a support decision. >> public comment. >> hi you might recognize me. >> hi. >> we do. >> hi, i'm lauren i live a few blocks away when i have to take him to go to the grocery store it is i walked two blocks to noriega produce and going through there with the stroller is really hard i just want to get my produce and want to have a berlin grocery stores to walk to i can drive a couple of a blocks but love to walk. >> glad to see you ma'am. >> good evening confirmations are privilege to be here my name is christi want to speak to what thaifr they've done to support the schools in a way i infrastructure with the family so about 10 year ago i started a preschool and demetry didn't have children wasn't married volunteered to be part of program i t

david works with the inner sunset park neighbors.ach year to put together the inner sunset sundays, a series of big block parties where neighbors can meet oach each other and enjoy each other's company. it's one of my favorite events and last time we enjoyed inner sunset sundays, supervisor katy tang joined us as well. on top of that, he is a member of the ucsf community advisory group where he serves as access point for public and advises the university on common concerns. david is a wonderful leader in the community and i'm proud to know him as a friend and recognize him here today as the honorary for district five for small business week. congratulations david. and thank you so much. >> thank you so much for the honor, president breed. thank you to the board for taking your time to honor these small business owners that work so hard and spend so much time and effort to preserve their communities and chemo them unique and vibrant. i wasm want to thank the board. as a native san franciscan some of my cherished memories were spent in

sunset. [ laughter ] >> no one tells stories like him. he joined the "60 minutes" team in 1970 anded there is mow better job than the one he had. >>> a 94-year-old world war ii veteran is reunited with a teenagery he saved from a concentration camp. sid just returned home from a was honored for helping liberate prisoner ins from a concentration camp in southern germany. one of the men he rescued was just a teenager when he and other american soldiers arrived at the camp. the two stayed in touch throughout the years through cards and e-mails. this was the first time they seen one another since 1945. >>> the nation's oldest veteran celebrated his birthday this weekend. not every day you turn 110. richard overton served in the armer in world war ii. a lot has changed since then. the residents talked about that during a birthday lunch celebration at an austin restaurant. >> trees have grown, housing, buildings, automobiles, people. it changed considly birthday. he wants to spend that day the same way, spending time with his family. >>> today,

again after a few breaks in the cloud deck earlier this evening, some of us saw is sunshine before sunset. of do have a cold front up wind generating kind of broken shower activity. it will continue to move its way eastbound going to start to break up the weather pattern that has been stagnated over the last week. and two it's going to help us and bring back sunshine as we head into tomorrow. right now, dealing with foggy conditions, visibility down to almost a quarter of a mile in millville, two and a half miles in atlantic city, visabilitiy in philadelphia looking good at the moment. temperatures we're cooling off topped at 63. one of our warmer days of the month so far but we should be up at 71 degrees as far as averages are concerned. 53 right now in philly. down into the 40's in the lehigh valley. down into the 40's down the shore as well. but there are warmer temperatures. some of us are enjoying spring and even an early summer with temperatures in the 60's and still up in the middle 70's right now in nashville at this late hour. we do have a little bit of a warmup in store for moth

david works with the inner sunset park neighbors.ach year to put together the inner sunset sundays, a series of big block parties where neighbors can meet oach each other and enjoy each other's company. it's one of my favorite events and last time we enjoyed inner sunset sundays, supervisor katy tang joined us as well. on top of that, he is a member of the ucsf community advisory group where he serves as access point for public and advises the university on common concerns. david is a wonderful leader in the community and i'm proud to know him as a friend and recognize him here today as the honorary for district five for small business week. congratulations david. and thank you so much. >> thank you so much for the honor, president breed. thank you to the board for taking your time to honor these small business owners that work so hard and spend so much time and effort to preserve their communities and chemo them unique and vibrant. i wasm want to thank the board. as a native san franciscan some of my cherished memories were spent in

by the time the sunsets, temperatures pretty seasonal at the coast, upper 50s and low 60s with littleunshine very minimal. mid-70s, 80 degrees in concord, clayton, walnut creek, 77 degrees in napa, sneezing and wheezing? you can blame it on the oak grasses and olive count, temperatures rising in our area, stagnant and benign, monday i'm watching that very carefully for the return of possible may showers. we do have our giant host to the blue jays lots of clouds, go giants. >>> a fun '80s hit got a make over. and there is a new reason to love this song girls just wanna have fun. >> i love it and i love the hair! wearing a matching pink wig to deliver the pop song the title of the song is girls just want equal fun. that's more fun by the way? recorded the original 23 years ago. >>> still killing it. she looks great. >> coming up, what steph curry did last night defies any plausible explanation. could curry save the warriors in overtime? you won't believe what happened coming up. >>> running your nominaton to us at: co schools at kpix- dot-com. wy come and feature your schoo the show. wh

the sunshine moving in to our north and western suburbs and most of us seeing that sunshine before sunset. as we take a zoom in you can really see where those temperatures are warming. where we have the sun in reading and lancaster. still have the clouds. some sunshine through high clouds moving into wilmington up to 70 degrees philadelphia 68. that's the high for the day the same in pottstown. allentown 69 degrees. the dew point is that true amount of moisture in the atmosphere and when we see dew points in the 60s that's actually humid and you'll notice that as you head outside. but in places like lancaster and also read wrack that drier air and those clearer skies are moving in, that's where we have those lower dew points it will be much more comfortable later this evening as that dry air work its way into philadelphia and south jersey. mostly cloudy at 7:00 p.m. with a temperature of 67. by 9:00 mainly clear and moonlit skies at 11:00 with a temperature of 62 degrees. our next weather system moves in tomorrow afternoon with showers and thunderstorms. some of these could be severe and

seeing hindes8:10 sunset. smack in between, 60s beaches, 70s around the peninsula and 80s away from the bay. 81 tri-valley. 83 danville, blackhawk and alamo. pollen count medium to high. besides the oak, mulberry and grasses, the olive trees are blossoming, as well. extended forecast, additional warming thursday. an inside slider by friday brings us cooler temperatures and more cloud cover for the weekend. here's gianna with traffic. >>> thanks, roberta. we start in san francisco this time around where there is a sinkhole causing a closure this morning as you work your way near mission street. so the closures are mission street between second and new montgomery. there are alternates. howard, folsom or market, use. that anne makovec will have a live report from the scene in a few minutes. freeways are quiet. don't forget giants day game 12:45 p.m. playing the bluejays. busy especially off the 280 extension. use mass transit. bay bridge toll plaza and san mateo bridge. earlier accident on the san mateo bridge ar

break up and sunshine is revealing itself and increasingly so in the next couple of hours, before sunset. but, rain amounts today as i mentioned impressive up toward lehigh valley with the half inch of rainfall. quarter inch in mount pocono. .2 at philly international, and now, we have only had two dry days, so far this month coming in. just over a tenth of an inch in mount holly. storm scan three showing us, showers continuing to move off shore, few lingering white showers down the shore right now but dry conditions. check out this extremely defined clearing line. you will go from overcast conditions, to sunshine, once this curtain is pulled back and cloud deck will continue, to erode off to the east and we will see increasing sunshine, as we head in the next couple of hours, before sunset after 8:00 this evening. up wind, nothing on storm scan three. we will have a quiet period for about, 18 hours, maybe a little bit more than that before more storms enter in the forecast but for temperatures they are climbing, especially where sunshine has broken out over last couple hours. one from m

sunset at about 8:04 this evening. right now in philadelphia, it's pretty mild. 65 degrees. normal high is 71 for this time of year. so we have that stationary front. cool to the north. warm to the south. you can see it meandering right around here you see the yellows and oranges. that's where our front is. 78 in raleigh a sharp contrast to philadelphia and the delaware valley. we are going to watch as the showers stay close to the region with this front. the front gets little bit closer we'll see some showers moving in overnight from the south and into tomorrow morning. so the best chance of seeing some rain for the morning rush will be south jersey and into central and southern delaware. then this pushes down to the south with our front. we'll see some sunshine but once again mostly cloudy day temperature only 61 degrees. some 10 degrees below normal. that ocean water temperature sitting at 55 degrees. we want to get it into the 60s by memorial day. that would be the hope. in the city overnight 51. the suburbs 46. mostly cloudy with some spotty showers especially south and

a home invasion in the sunset district.ws in san francisco, a home invasion in the sunset district. here is the map, police say two men burst into a home around noriega around 9:30. the thieves robbed four people. the detectives believe they followed those people home. one person suffered a minor injury. sfp searching for the suspects now. >>> and a new test for colon cancer you can do out of your home. a home screening kit comes in the mail, then you ship it to the lab early. they say it can be caught early. millions pass on having a colonoscopy each year, because of the fear. >> doing nothing is really putting your life and your health at risk. >> experts say colo-guard is accurate but not perfect. it costs $650s and is covered by about a quarter of private insurers. >>> and facing heat after getting hit with a class action lawsuit. the popular heart rate trackers from the san francisco based company are highly inaccurate. the suit shows that they miscalculated heart rates during intense workouts. in a statement, fit bit

most of us seeing some sunshine before sunset a pretty sunset in philadelphia.ight now on market street pretty quiet. but we are going to be seeing more showers and few more thunderstorms late tomorrow and into the evening. right now still 65. the high for the day 67. that was late this afternoon around the dinner hour when the sun popped out. winds out of the west southwest at 7 miles an hour. ultimate doppler we have one shower the bethlehem area moving over into northern jersey. elsewhere just a mainly clear sky and some mild temperatures. 64 in reading. 53 in the poconos. 63 in wrightstown with areas of dense fog and wildwood it is 63 degrees. there is a lot of warm many on our weather map in the deep south where temperatures are still in the 70s and the 80s. but behind that warmth, we have so much cooler air. 30s and 40 40 in the nor planesd southern canada this is going to be moving in behind tomorrow's cold front. so here it is. this is what we are anticipating. the front moves through late tomorrow afternoon. ahead of it warm and humid air. some showers

the stunt forced the closure of busy sunset boulevard and the man was on that tower for more than three hours. at one point he even appeared to be smoking and talking on a cell phone. >> all right, let's hope things are better on the sunset strip and road conditions will be wet from texas to the southeast and from the tennessee valley to the atlantic coast as well as around the great lakes, some showers in the northern rockies. >>> if you're flying you can expect airport delays in detroit, memphis and charlotte. >>> an investigation is under way in the violent arrest yesterday of a suspect in new hampshire. >> a 50-year-old man was in that pickup truck you see there yesterday. he's running away from police at speeds of up to 90 miles an hour when he surrendered, police were seen delivering several violent blows before putting him in handcuffs. now, investigators are asking whether that level of force was appropriate. >>> george zimmerman is auctioning off the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. on an auction site he declares the weapon an american firearm icon. and he said many have tol

>> you would be pretty busy up there giving all the updates for sunrise and sunset. >> it's hard for me to wrap my head around a lot of things in space. can you imagine another sunrise every 45 minutes? i complain about my commute to work 85 miles roundtrip but this? wow! clear skies. no winds. under 5 miles per hour. comparison to this time yesterday when we had wind gusts up to 17 and 20. this is the scene looking out towards the embarcadero. we are going to say in teal and goal saluting the sharks. go sharks this evening. meanwhile, right now temperatures into the 50s. 55 san francisco. 54 across the bay into oakland. stratus in the central valley but along the immediate seashore the coast is clear with the marine layer backing out over the open waters. it's because we had a dome of high pressure. as it gets closer to the coast, the ridge is expanding and the end result is that it will be much warmer today than yesterday. thursday cooling down significantly so you will feel the difference today with the big warmup. you will feel the difference on thursday and friday with the big c

we had a glorious sunset this evening. chopper 5 out and about catching the colors of the sunset. it is currently 57 degrees in livermore and santa rosa and still 60 in san jose. concord 53, fremont, mountain view, redwood city, livermore low 50s. we have a cut-off area of low pressure not moving with the fast racing winds of the jet stream. it's going slowly. it will stay where it is for a while just to our west feeding in the unstable air and feeding in the onshore flow. we'll stale cloudy and cool the next couple days. -- stay cloudy and cool the next couple days. the question is where does the rain pop up? could see some isolated showers and thunderstorms throughout the afternoon tomorrow. friday afternoon same story. even saturday morning we're talking about the chance of a few shower pretty far to the north, napa, sonoma county, lake mendocino county. the window of opportunity for the rain showers goes into the weekend now unsettled until saturday morning. that said any one location tomorrow only a 20% chance of rain, slightly higher on friday and a couple showers a match im

after 2:00 today and before sunset. by sunset, we'll be drying out. and tomorrow we'll be dry. 80 degrees, the high temperature after a morning low of 57. and that warming trend continues. look at wednesday afternoon. 84. and there's your 90 degrees for thursday. as it heats up, we could see some spotty showers. possibly even a thunderstorm heading into friday which is also going to be close to the 90-degree mark to start the weekend there, too. 88 degrees on saturday. sunday, 85. and the 80s just won't quit for monday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. 86 degrees. and a spotty shower but enough sunshine to warm us back into the low 80s for tuesday and wednesday. vai? >>> thank you, bill. 19 minutes past 5:00 a.m. this monday morning. left in the dark. we have an update on a power outage in one philadelphia neighborhood. hear why neighbors over the weekend woke up to a loud boom, shattered windows and no power in their homes. >>> plus, president obama in the far east. the commander in chief is now lifting a ban that's been in effect since the

take sunset to avoid that. northbound 101 at the express way in san jose an accident with a car off the road. a tow could be blocking the lane to get the car out of a ditch the we will have detail on both these and more ahead. >> now the developing news in san jose. a car repair shop in ruins after a large four the apartment building has to be evacuated and power lines are burned. matt? >> the biggest concern is the building and that power pole come landing and coming -- collapsing and the power pole coming down. firefighters have requested a fence be erected. this individual gave a car caught fire when the mechanics were working on it last night. the apartment building next door was evacuated. firefighters were able to catch it and keep it from catching fire the no one else was hurt. pg&e got the power back on in the area after midnight. the street is shut down at good year street to willow street but it should not be an issue there are many ways to get around this closeure. >> breaking out of san jose, firefi

. >> some of us seeing some sunshine, dawn, before sunset. it's already happening.ou can see ultimate doppler a few showers here through cumberland county and a line extending through lawn beach island. this is where we're seeing the heaviest rain moving offshore near beige haven and surf city and barnegat. that will be moving offshore and we're seeing the dry line pushing through south jersey. so there are a few lingering showers but nevertheless look at this. it is very clear where the sunshine is through harrisburg westward mostly sunny skies and seeing breaks in the clouds already in our northern and western suburb. in philadelphia it is 67. already up to 1 degree since the rain has ended and in reading we have sunshine 70. lancaster 71 degrees. you can see on the visibility side of thing when you see 10 miles visible that's good deal of sunshine drying out in philly still down the shore we do have some rain and actually areas of fog. now, this evening i do expect temperatures to rise. so by 7:00 o'clock in the city mostly cloudy. sunshine before seven set. 68 b

shouldn't get there until sunset tomorrow.reat search day with good visibility. friday night maybe some clouds. water temperatures, people can be in the water at 68 to near 70 degrees, about 2 to 7 hours before exhaustion comes in and at some point it leads to unconsciousness and survival time is short of two hours but most likely 40 hours at most. we're already 14 hours into this. so the clock is ticking and if we don't see a lot of debris in the next hour or two, it's dark and we have to wait until tomorrow morning. >> thank you. let me bring in ahman mohyeldin focused on the questions regarding the security not only at charles de gaulle airport in paris but security at airports in egypt and there's a headline "washington post" just posted the story a few minutes ago and egypt is the last to recognize the real cause of its plane crashes. that's been a part of the focus you talked with me about a short time ago going through these incidences of late. >> you brought up a really good point. obviously intelligence agencies and s

. >> woman 1: and it is very typical greek sunset, the famous greek sunset. >> woman 2: it's the boath, looks good. >> woman 1: looks very good. >> anthony: oh man, that is really good. >> woman 1: the good food makes you happy, very happy. >> anthony: yeah. >> woman 1: opens your heart. >> anthony: there's a lot of countries where they're really, really poor but they're super serious about food. >> woman 2: like where? >> man: like here. [ laughter ] don't go, don't go very far. >> anthony: people who are not greek come to the greek islands for the first time, come to naxos, what should you do here? you should drink raki for sure. >> woman 1: for sure, to eat. >> lady: get drunk with raki also. >> anthony: get drunk. it's not enough to just drink it? >> woman 1: no, get drunk and sing and dance. >> lady: don't tell me what you ate. tell me who you ate with. >> anthony: hmm. ♪ [ laughter ] [ all talking in greek ] [ laughter ] ♪ >> crowd: yamas. [ glasses clinking ] >>> one of america's favorite past times is lumping people together. like the minorities. take all the people darker tha

. >>> a weekend long festival to celebrate sunset magazine is underway this weekend in sonoma county. we were there and there is something for travelers, gardeners, and home decorators. >> reporter: the sunset lifestyle is on display. editor in chief irene edwards says celebration weekend let readers stroll through cooking demos, travel options, and gardening eias -- ideas. >> this is our 18th annual event . >> reporter: readers of the magazine say they want to see all that the celebration weekend has to offer. >> we have been subscribers for decades and we are looking forward to seeing the garden shows in food shows. >> the magazine regularly includes gardening tips. it is a popular destination. >> he is a baby. he will be a pickle at some point. >> reporter: hot this year are edibles. >> you can have a garden that is low-water and includes edibles that supports organic karen pollinators. >> reporter: it is original to the 1957 construction. the magazine has been an inspiration. this woman was invited to bring her restored airstream to the show. >> this is a fully functioning kitchen

. >> and it is very typical greek sunset, the famous greek sunset. >> it's the boat, the boat. >> thed. >> oh man, that is really good. >> the good food makes you happy, very happy. >> yeah. >> opens your heart. >> there's a lot of countries where they're really, really poor but they're super serious about food. >> like where? >> like here. [ laughter ] don't go, don't go very far. >> people who are not greek come to the greek islands for the first time, come to naxos, what should you do here? you should drink raki for sure. >> for sure, to eat. >> get drunk with raki also. >> get drunk. it's not enough to just drink it? >> no, get drunk and sing and dance. >> don't tell me what you ate. tell me who you ate with. >> hmm. ♪ >> yamas. >>> good evening, my fellow citizens. this government, as promised, has maintained the closest surveillance of the soviet military buildup on the island of cuba. >> this is the cuba i grew up with. >> mankind teeters precariously on the brink of a thermal nuclear war. >> the missile crisis. duck and cover. hide under your desk, kids, cover yourselves with

everything starts by sunsetted and -- everything starts by lasts until debuted one of my memories in my building, there was a tank next to my building shooting the other part and it was so noisy but i had no other choice because i want to leave my building i was struck -- there was a sniper. then after 10 days of no ,lectricity, and with some food was trying to understand what is going on, we try to get our transit and we start running across the fire of the sniper. i do not know what to add. they said everything. sometimes i have memories, flashbacks, those kind of memories. i was remembering when i was covering up concert in aleppo. that is where i met mariela. these memories always come to you and put you in a bad mood. anything -- any success will not compare to what i did at home. however, i would like to also say, to think the u.s. government. first, i came in fellowship sponsored by the state department. i was the first and only syrian to get accepted to move were supposed to learn about the community and go back and try to adopt things we have learned here in syria. when i ca

--invention >> brittney: take a look at this beautiful sunset this is what our san mateo camera and we will continue to see a lot of sunshine as we go into tomorrow, trekking warmer temperatures and a lot of sunshine going into memorial weekend-this memorial day. ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> steve: there are several broken new stories. -- breaking news stories. >> grant: dollar fattal situation. this girl's friends and family are pleading with people who may have any clue as to where she could be. this is what we can tell you, we have a picture of her, pearl pinson. 15 years old missing from vallejo. last thing ye

to shop there a than going up across sunset to safeway you can snapt support the neighborhood by wayf jobs and proud for the finest produce i'm sure you guys like to eat right o guys keep the neighborhood happy and inhabitant and not drive to the hate to get - when we expand the hate on mission fantastic food as well short and sweet this should be a support decision. >> public comment. >> hi you might recognize me. >> hi. >> we do. >> hi, i'm lauren i live a few blocks away when i have to take him to go to the grocery store it is i walked two blocks to noriega produce and going through there with the stroller is really hard i just want to get my produce and want to have a berlin grocery stores to walk to i can drive a couple of a blocks but love to walk. >> glad to see you ma'am. >> good evening confirmations are privilege to be here my name is christi want to speak to what thaifr they've done to support the schools in a way i infrastructure with the family so about 10 year ago i started a preschool and demetry didn't have children wasn't married volunteered to be part of program i t

as you head out to the pool more clouds and rain holds off to sunset.h future cast. sunshine right now. probably cloudier into the we'll stop the clock at 4 . i think the nats came that begins at 1 will get in no problems. showers off to the south. it will thb evening if you do late barbequeing or grilling you have to watch for rain coming in and looks like light showers during the overnight into early monday morning it becomes enhanced off towards the 8th you can see heavy rain to memorial day across the chesapeake and into washington as well f it were a morning we were headsed to work and school i would caution a treacherous commute with heavy rain and thunderstorms. because we mainly all have the day off that won't be the case. it will certainly but a damper on any early home orial day friends forget the beaches take wash without-out. heavy rain continues off the coast through memorial day. a lot of people will pack up early if not late tonight it's a watch-out at the beaches. early tuesday the clouds hug the coast a little longer. we start to clear

arson investigators trying to determine how it started. >> live in the sunset district. police are trying to track down whoever shot and killed a man outside of a first communion party. >> we spoke to investigators late this morning, live about the victim. >> he was in his 20s according to police. what's unclear is that if the young man was attending this party happening last night at the senior community senior across the parking lot from us. that young man found shot to death outside of the center in what investigators describe as a targeted attack. it happened around 7:30 last night. police got several 9-1-1 calls about shots fired. when officers got here, they found a car crash at the intersection of east 14th and 138th avenue and immediately after, they were told about the shooting victim near by. that car accident happened when a gray minivan sped from the senior center parking lot and collided with an suv. according to a witness, two young man carrying handguns were seen running from the crashed minivan. those folks are still out standing at this point and police

the clouds are hanging tight at the golden gate bridge and sunset district into ocean beach, and thenk along the san mateo coast in the late day and evening hours, and then wednesday on the overcast side as well. so we got rid of the low pressure that caused the tornadic activity in the midwest. and we have a high pressure dome over the state of california, and woe have revised temperatures going up into the sacramento valley, stockton, davis, merced, modesto in the mid-80s, same around fresno, and 64 in monterey bay where it's currently in the low 50s with overcast skies. and 30 going to 61 in the high sierra. we start inside mt. vaca. otherwise, it's a gray slate. 8:09 the sun will set, and a seasonal day around the bay and seasonal around the pee nips will -- peninsula, and the pollen report, boy, it's the worst it's been for years due to the beneficial rain with the trees going nuts, pollenating and blossoming. we'll cloud up by monday night. make it a great tuesday. >>> coming up, what steph curry did last night defys -- defies any plausible explanation. you won't believe what ha

sunrise, just about there, 5:52 and sunset at 8:20 and a live look from the mt.a cam and the sun will be up any minute now, oakland, 57, and livermore at 56 and san francisco, 54 and santa rosa, 48. so a little bit of a chilly start and an unusually cool finish, mid to upper 60s for the bay area, some clouds, some sun, some showers a possibility. you can see the return of the green blob in the bay area meaning maybe a few sprinkles favoring the north bay and later in the week, we'll completely dry out. consider yourself forewarned. a slight chance of an afternoon shower after a mostly cloudy start and then it will warm later in the week with plenty of sun coming out thursdays saturday and sunday, and here's how it looks on the futurecast with a pleasant holiday weekend on tap with mostly sunny skies and members will warm back to near-80-degree range inland, and meantime, a few clouds and unusually chilly weather, and a couple of degrees back of average, and concord, 68, and oakland, 65, and in the south bay, clouds to start out with, and mid-60s. in the east bay,

it will be nice to see the sunset at 8:00. 58 in allentown and 56 in wilmington and 56 in millville. we have the chilly winds coming in a north north easterly direction and the low from north carolina and virginias, that will pivot and rain up the coast. so it will get worse before it gets better. on top of it this go around we have high tides of concern. this specifically for atlantic city, but all point as long the shore, minor to moderate coastal flooding especially into tomorrow. every high tide as we move forward now through saturday will cause some issues. tonight at 7:13 p.m., and on friday evening at 8:04 p.m. as we look at future tracker the rain intensifies tomorrow morning and the rush is on the very wet side with temperatures really raw, only in the upper 40s about a half inch to inch of rain, as we go through the day tomorrow, the band of heavy rain pushing philadelphia into the western suburbs by 1:00 in the afternoon and as we get into the afternoon, the intensity of the rain will begin to lessen as it moves away from our viewing area with temperatures in the 50s. the